Sentence examples for hired name from inspiring English sources
The trend for logo clothes began when European luxury leather goods houses hired name designers to expand their brands.
She turned to several Facebook executives, including a Republican lobbyist she hired named Joel Kaplan.
The TUC called for more enforcement officers to be hired, naming and shaming all non-payers, and an increase in the maximum fine from £5,000 to £75,000.
Teams sometimes hire naming agencies to do market research, conduct focus groups and ask fans for suggestions or opinions on names that the teams drum up.
For example, when a computer struggles to identify the content of a photograph, Turkers can be hired to name objects, helping the computer learn.
The ballet impresario Serge Diaghilev hired boldface names like Picasso, Matisse, Georges Braque and Coco Chanel to design his costumes.
It has hired big-name stars, including Soledad O'Brien and Ali Velshi, from American networks.
In America, Dr. Ibrahim would have hired big-name lawyers to get the right decision.
A newly hired researcher named Erna Schneider Hoover joined the team in 1954.
On the tech side, it's hired big names like Dan Primack and Ina Fried, and delivered its share of scoops.
In January 2012 it was announced that Vox Media had hired several names from gaming journalism to launch Polygon including Editor-in-Chiefs of Joystiq and Kotaku, Chris Grant and Brian Crecente.
